The Miami Marlins may be in for a rough 2013 season, but that doesn't mean you cannot enjoy everyone's favorite Marlins prediction contest, Ichthyomancy! The game is back for another season of excitement!
The Miami Marlins are not going to put out an excellent product in 2013. By all means, it is going to be a difficult season. So why should fans go out and watch this team next season?
Here at Fish Stripes, we have sat back and projected all of the Miami Marlins' win totals. How well does the team add up in the end? Are the Marlins doomed to a terrible season in 2013?
The Miami Marlins are starting the regular season with some weak names on their roster, and they will need the best lineup they can write to give them a marginal edge in run scoring. But what is that best lineup?
The Miami Marlins may not have a lot of exciting names beyond Giancarlo Stanton, but if you are a fantasy baseball fan, you still need to be familiar with the team in south Florida. Who should you look out for in 2013?
The Miami Marlins may have to rely on a bullpen with a mix of veteran cast-offs and young, inexperienced players to carry the later part of the games for them in 2013.
The Miami Marlins will head into the 2013 season with Steve Cishek as their full-time closer. Is "C-Shock" talented enough to hold onto the spot, and will he make any improvements in 2013?
The Miami Marlins have already demoted top pitching prospect Jose Fernandez, and outfielder Christian Yelich is on his way as well. The Fish may also consider demoting starter Jacob Turner. What is the difference between these demotions?
The Miami Marlins are turning to a few other starters to potentially fill two starting spots. Can Wade LeBlanc and Kevin Slowey remain effective in the starting rotation all season?
The Miami Marlins are hoping a move down south will resolve Henderson Alvarez's problems with the home run. Can he return to being an effective pitcher without the strikeout?
The Miami Marlins are depending on Nathan Eovaldi to carry one of the Marlins' starting rotation spots and be a key contributor in 2013. Can Eovaldi get over his concerns versus lefties and achieve success?
There has been discussion about the Miami Marlins beginning Turner in the minor leagues, but the truth is that he may very well be the team's second-best starting pitcher.
The Miami Marlins traded many of their starting pitchers this offseason, leaving them with Ricky Nolasco as their de facto choice as Marlins ace. How will Nolasco perform in his final contract year with Miami?
The Miami Marlins' starting position players are a series of fringe options and injury-prone players surrounding star right fielder Giancarlo Stanton. How do they all add up for 2013?
The Miami Marlins still have a few roster spots available for the 2013 season, and the position battles going on between players rage on at fifth starter, first base, utility player, and backup outfielder.
The Miami Marlins' Giancarlo Stanton is an elite power hitter with an excellent chance at hitting 40 home runs. But will he win the home run race in 2013? We ask the projection systems to find out.
The moment we have all been waiting for is here, Miami Marlins fans. Today, we preview the one, the only, the monster masher himself, Giancarlo Cruz-Michael Stanton.
The Miami Marlins failed to hit and score much in the way of runs, but there were positives abound in the performance of starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi in the team's 2-1 loss to the Atlanta Braves.
The Miami Marlins are expected to send top prospect Christian Yelich down to minor league camp in a few days, despite his overwhelmingly strong spring training performance. Is that a good idea? How much could Yelich contribute in a full 2013 season?
The Miami Marlins are running one of their best remaining players, Justin Ruggiano, in center field. Can he maintain any of the performance he put up last year, or will 2012 prove to be a complete mirage?
The Miami Marlins suffered a loss to the Houston Astros earlier today thanks to four home runs off of starting pitcher Ricky Nolasco.
The Miami Marlins signed a stopgap solution in left field, bringing back old fan favorite Juan Pierre to man the position. But a new fan favorite in prospect Christian Yelich might make his arrival soon as well.
The Miami Marlins pulled off a walk-off win against the Boston Red Sox, beating them thanks to a game-winning two-run home run by prospect Christian Yelich. Yelich continues to turn heads as spring training rolls on.
The Miami Marlins will entrust their shortstop position to prospect Adeiny Hechavarria, who will take over the position thanks to the departure of Jose Reyes. How well will Hechavarria perform in 2013?
The Miami Marlins' offense finally awoke, as Chone Figgins, Marcell Ozuna, and Chris Coghlan led the team's assault en route to a 10-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves.
The Miami Marlins won their other split-roster game, with top prospect Jose Fernandez putting up an impressive debut as part of an 8-7 victory over the Washington Nationals.
